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~~ ,ot i r s xis k t tlig n E ,4 r • :1..' S N ,, tk. 4 1 ` ) 141 4;tl' .31 0 D Y, JUNE SOB. sumlpt Igio] (PRI E' ADMIRALTY.OFFiCA yune °TICE is hereby given, that a S,,ssioltqf Qyer / and Terpti;ler and Gaol Deliver), for the Trial ofqffincet, committed on the,lligh Sear, within the 7ttrilditifon of thcdfd. ntiral!y of England, will it ,seld at ya;tice ({all, in the 0W &si lo', London, on Tuesday the 12,4 of Jul next, at Eight o'Cluck in the Morning. W. W. POLE., IMPEItIAL 'PAItLIAMEI4T: VAUXHALL tindir the Patronage of . His Royal i itghnets the Pattv eke!' SALES OF 4STATES, &c. 'PHIS (RESENT EVENING will ,P a GRAND mid BRILLI OJT El".11BITIPaN of kIRE WOItzcS Ov Signora HEM; LEK. ikdiuision Three ihillines and Sixpence Mors open at Seven, and , the Concert at, Eight o'Clock. HOUSE OF PEERS: SATURDAY, Alit's 18. NOTICE TO CLERGYMEN. VOTICE is hereby given, That WILLIAM Pl►K r 1;:y &a, Mt, ri stifle .rore than IS years of age, lett I , a Frte:itts, ant! went away from. East Peckham, in the County'itif Kent', without their consent, on the 3 rst of May rum the circumstancesof a Servaiir Maid in the Fa lb iy, of the name or 'ANN t/N rit(;u E, being mis,ing tr,in about the' &on • period, u As supposed that atie'and the saute It/ l'orter,.'w gone together: ,tnd hace some de. signor getting, married. As the • Yn.ing Man his 14eit , the consent or his Frietais to thin •step,• it is requested that soy Clerio nun to vt,osoParish Banes of M itriatoliy have been or May be publiNhal,.;_bet wren Ole above partieb, would give r 01 AT It a proceeding to ;vlr. 11. C. Carter,• 7, Staple's-Lin, .I.on , ton t and to Mr , John Palmer.. Copse Given, East Pcck! , ain, near 'Tunbridge, Kent, which Will )e It the Young M.in will fOrthwith return to his Friends, or let .thorn know where he may be spoken with, he may de. W , nit ort hei g tricutily treated. „ ATLAS INSURANCE COMPANY. TIRE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS of the It i LAS INSURANCE'. CONIcANY acquaint the Prupricorb, and t he Public in gencr.ll, t lie on the. 2.4 th inst. teuip4rary O ffi ce will be opened at No. 3, Bush-lane, Cali 1104:str.set, tor the tratisadion-of Fire alqt Life Assurances. by Order of the Dirett..rs. iiN CHALti, Sec. pro tem. 'ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OE 1. ICI:, luau, 'lLo8; , DZ it;;ONS, whose Annual Premiums fall. due on 2_o , ~:,taut, are hereby intOrmed, that Recei,.ts are now ready to be cieltverea at the- Company's Oftces, over theAtok.at Ex‘itatige'and in Pall-Mall; as well as by their tespeet4c dgtnts in the several Counties; and thePartleS asbureil L rcLiuebtrd to apply kit the Renewal a their Puli. ties on or b....fe LfIC gth or july next, us the usual Fifteen bays alloW , Al tor Payment, beyond ,he Date ()leach Policy, bill intuit:ll.lre , S ANA) F. 1. FENNING, jun. Seerefary. Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the As- Su.„riitice of Buildings, Gooc.s, MerchandiLe, and Ships, in, , 1 141bour, itt.Oock, winte 'wilding, from Loss or DUrnage Zi r Fire also tOr the Assuunce or, and zi.niting . 1 4 tin t I.,ivks. H.B. Fire Policies will be issued free of gxpence to the 4 44' reU x waer AllnUat rsetntlifil.AlllOUlllS LI) 6s. or up.:* broms. • BRITIaII FIRE OFFICE. HE BitiVISH-FIRE•OFFIC4,"at their .priti eitAii Offices in the Si,atio apt Comilla, London, and k.n.nbin-gh,Gl.42,trow, l).m1,11, auto tie I , piLipal nwaa of ttli' U.,Sted C 10 grant lima aptin:.‘ El RE. an toe F5.•511. ..nd Consists , ns of their ;•••ntit propoeits, %Wits's:red 'I lie Directors W'S V •Li:bl pie , Sole rctiectini, iliac t.)) , their Exertions and Plans "ertelits and pies or I ixsu t.lCe are inure i;eneral iy 1t It and understool ; ,sosi 1114 t , tisi ilia they have a ,;blot V 4 ePre(rienLe wan +he Public, the liberal Conduct I :acy elineed at all eneir .1 . Prernituus tor 1.1. reneWahl...: at Mai Juliano' must be paid on or betote _ 9111' Da) of lull next. kv Sti, v,,iy; wino) ne .fs Mortality, when.contidered ne. 0 341 y, have alwa)s been inane by this Office . without any oarge.to thelnsurk.d. Fees have never been permitted to. _3 , tbiteli in any Case or under any t'retence whatevi.r. 1 7 ` 21841 0n( to lliokerz; on Slapping and Poreign a veraltvays been alloweo. eta lotb‘nients of Alteration ur eitic,v4l elltserud Wittithit Ce Ingit of the best Construdian, and Firemen of Aiti vit y Lnt nuoted Integrity t yvnowe xertiolis have been acktio , - 12,:geci), have iron) toe Lstabltsmilent of the Office in 1 7991 prnvided.by the British hire-(ida:I: to attenu at Fire), Tau lterffiti altd.COlidltionS titbutana.e, as Staled in the 4leies, are defined Nita perspo,:iiit), plainness, and preci.. ?11, SO'aS to prevent the Misunderbtandingb and Disputes . Pendetit upon i l l -d i g e sted , ildanyided, mid ignorant Plane s , . u !' ll Y-bailefultto the Proprietors and thobe laborin g . A Mal Premiums—Common Insurance, per emai— -1 iazardnrus, v.—Donnie itarani ,s, ss. arum% Stock, s. 6 d. per Cent. only. 0,0 insurance of greater Hazard and large Sums by Special • AgreeMent t'(Gratis) as heretofore, for Sums of ;poi. and up. • • •AtiBERT SKELTON, Sec. MOPE FIRE AND LIFE OFFIC, LUUt.;;.IE- ' r for 1 HILL, ~,, risuring Buildings, Stu. k in Trade, Furniture, Met `s'il.a.lidiae, Agricultural Stock., Inwleitients or IlusOandry„ c liPs iii glamour, Duck,,ur while building, Vowels, Craft, ti ,trl3 o , and hilec i ts of every Description, in any part ut t ' , 'c United Kingdom, troth Loss or •Dainage by I. ire. 411 to f or insuring Lives, Granting Annuities, .Sec. Sto. Sec. k , , un the most ItUerao Terms. • THIS O ffi ce is, in its principle , the f i rst of the kind ; ever established. the Capital c it i n g r_.,ed trunt a very 44: ailerons holly of Proptieturs, in wares ut iot. each, who -theoe,l;,tited to be.'orrie Insurers of Property a g ainst Fire, to lull amount of their respective Shares. ' • p i ._ , -vosais may be had at the 0 dice, and 141601'411M by Per. SON . 1 .,. , 1 5 those Policies expire at Micisunimet next, may tic et ",,,ed tin advantageous terms. . rtrsons insuring Property against Fire, at this Office, to th eamount of toool. are entitled to very peculiar advantages. tot Policies of 3001. an d u p wards are issued ~, , 1- .. tis ; also ' Sum s under that amount, when effected fat *i W.:4 4' CMS of hose, . ti " Holisehold Goods under 3001. 'may be insured Without dis nd t , t s.iNcitications. ' u'Lies fur n Insurance.of Seven Years ; at thie . Payment *illh a a . ...... have a Discount aitowou of one Year's Fri.::lnunl 404 Du ty L and also aropoitional Discount for an y les t:rtn. NO L)eductiotlii w Iwte% fill tae Piiyinein 01 Lo6se. Gill bvi;',66 Or Damage by Fire u - e asioned by Inputting is p ' this Company. [Sao, all L .--nev paid on the removal of Goods in case of tire, and N 0 (466 or Damage thereby madegood to the I aSured. ". 0 Charge made for Endorsements. ''' considerable Deduttion is allowed to Merchants on short Period Insurances. A itsee s . is allowed on all Shipping In- Suran - c r :. "ag e °r . j p er • Far Ming Stock annually. Insured at as. bd. per Cent. and ;home r p er iods in proportion.. _ Solicitor*, Brokers, and others , a l lowed a. COrbtliniSiOn, on bringing LIIC insurances to this Office. ~. Persons in suring cool. on their own Lives , ar e e nt it i al to advantages not to be obtained in any other Office. Agents are appointed to must or the ',lnes and towns in the United Kingdom. . . By Order of the Direaors, WILLIAM IsURY, Clerk. Books containing the Tables of Rates of Premiums, with every particular respetling Life 111511fAOCC, &C„ May be had at L the Office, on application to Ur. St. Croix. Actnary to , me Lite Lkpartuient. VALUABLE • FREEHOLD ESTATESAN SUSSEX. TO BE .;;OLD RY AUCTION, By Mr. WELLER, Ott Wednesday the azd of lune, at the Dolphin Inn, Peters- . tield, at Twelve o'CloCk,_ in Eight LOts, - "• • • LOT L. A Desirable FREEHOLD E&TATE, Lana , Tax redeemed, lying very "compact; comprising a Farm House and Out-buildings, together, with 254 Acres of Statute Measure, of rich Meadow, Arable and Coppice Land, with Commonage Rights, situate at Iping, two miles from Midhurst, seven fron: Petersfield, and thirteen from. Chichester. 11. The Mare Lands, in two Enclosures, comprising 2tA. IR. P. 111.- A ,Cottage with a Garden, Barn, Granary, Stables, iSrc. 41 Acres of Arable anti Meadow Land, situate at Elsted; 1 V. A Farm. House, Barns, Stables, and Out.buildings,: with co Acres of Arable and Meadow Land; V. n Excellent Farm House, Barns, and Out-buildings, in perfect Repair, together with 146 Acres of good Arable, Meadow. atid"COppice Land, and a Valuable Down for 384 Sheep, situate at 1 bred, on Lease to Mr. W, Collins. VI: A most desirable Freehold Estate, consisting of big Acres of Arable, Meadow, Down, and Coppice Land, with a conifortable Farm House, and suitable Out-buildings, in perfect Repair on Lease to Mr. J. Morey. VII. Two Valuable Coppices,. situate in Elsted Manor; cal tea The German Leith, comprising 48 Acres. VIII. A Coppice, called the Hassocks, consisting of ro Acres, situate at E lsted. The several Lots may be viewed, by applying to Mr. Ferrer. the Bailin' to Lord Robert Spencer, dt Woolbetling, near Midhurst, of whom printed Particulars may be had 21 Days prerious•to the Sale. Particulars also may be had of Mr . Sandhant, Solicitor, Midhurst ; 'at the /Jail Moon, Petworth ; King's Arms, I;odalining; place of Sale; of Mr Knight, Banker,. King ston; T. Lowten. Esq of the Temple; and Messrs. Win stanley and Son, paternoster . row, London ; the... Libraries at Brightpii„ IVorthing, and Bognor; and of Mr. Weller, Chi chester. VALUABLE COPPER MIN E, EAST LONDON WA. TER WORKS, and NA VIGABLE CANAL SHARES. . MON.. ri-ILY SA LI:. . By - Mr. SCO IT, On Friday, 114 1, atTwelve o'clock, at Garraway's, V( HEAL LUSH INGTON Two Shares in V V , this Very Valuable Mn; situate near Wheal Town Mine, in the Parish or Mogan, in Cotnwall, producing a conoderable quantity of copper and tin, and b% its known advantages is ex Peaed to •be a very-Profitable Mine.. Also SHARES in the EA-.T LONDON WATER WORKS, CHELMER, CROYDON, ELLESMERE, KENNET and AVON, and HUDDERSFIELD NAVIGATIONS. Particulars at the New Hotel Birmingham ; at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadill) ; at Garraway's, and of Mr. Scott, 3s, New Hod . e.vreet,. London. WANT ED Y TO PURCHASE, In •Either of the Southern or Western Counties, A N. FREEHOLD ESTATE, with a Iliod 4 qmo Comm ;Moos Mansion ; at, extensive Manor, and Land, from Two to:l:Wee I hOusand Pounds a year value. The whole of the purchase money is in the halals of a Banker, and ready co be paid in a round sum the moment the Title is approved and possession given. ro,),,sais may be szlit, by left'r or otherwise, to Messrs. Kent, Pearce, and KLitt, Land Agents, Craig's-court, Char.. ing 7 cross, London. • TOR such Capitals, buy TICKETS or SHARES j: of Sir lA.MES BRANSCOMB and co. at then' ern pie, or Good Fortune, No. tl, nolborn; 37, CornhiU ; or . 38, Flaytnarket ; where, in the last Slate Lottery, were Sold, to L62lShAres, the following Cap,tals No. 14 - 1.23 .= a Yfite of 20.c0 . 0 12,909 . lO.OOO N0.,;0076 1,000 Na. 1097,0,00 ts I No. 3,74. 5 12,862, t,eoo 03,201 500 I. 5,80 - 1 .00 0 I - coo I No. 17,949, 4 5 ,,c..;&,C. dtc. Likewise, No, 2,i70 the (Ply (hand £ 40, 0,0 retie eve • known ! was Sold , at the. above 01114 C, ni SiXteCJl Six the preceding Loftecy. £.SOC 5,799 220;6 0 500 11,1i0OKE and Co. 23.7, Piccadilly, respeafully ,morin the Public, that the ensuing SI A I E LOT. - 1 1, It y ~onsitns only of zsoota 'Oasts, and is the only Lot tery that over contained SIX PRIZES 0f,C20,000 2. Of -,C 31 .or ,C2,0e0 2 . . • 5,000 - - 1,006 BesideS an equal number of other Prizes to any former Lot. tery—these are objects ot attraction beyond any thine pt the kind since tlte commencement of Lotterws, and they recom• mend the Public to purchase immediately. kfooke ;.nd Co.'s Office has been established Sixty Years, anii has been particularly fortunate in selling Capit.l Prizes. In 'he Lopery, pst finished,,24,2o 6 and 24,2* both Priz.zs of 5001. were sold iu Snares. In the GRAND and LAS 1 STATE LOTTERY fyr Iso7, Which begins Drawing "28th of this Month, sltoS, Behold.the following Capital Prizes, all Floating I Jtatnely, SIX of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS LI 6 Prizes 91 . 3 Prizes ut - CZ,040 - lo.roo 5 • - l i ooo 2 And only 25;000 'Pi_ kets. MONEY. ME.SSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to inform those that may be desirous of borrowing Tempo rary or r e rtnanent SUMS of N't ON LY, that they can at all times, - and without &lay, 'aclvance any Sum from One Pun dred to Twenty 1'ourids,•1111(1 upwards, on personal or any other Se,:urity, arising tilint Nlatria t e Sell lentelits,Nlo. my in the Fun , !. , lergy met's' Livings, or Freehold. Copy . hol(1, and LeasetioLl F.states, on the most fair and equitable Terms, ,and will also 6ii.luct every Negotiation at much less ex ce than what is wit illy incurred iii inobey transactions. Personal A pplicatioia. • Messrs. Lyeas land Co. daily re, ctive at their house, Nu. 19, lermyn-street, St. lames's, ;ilk! Letters, post, paid. immediately answered. N H. Ten years purchase will be given los well secured A iowitiec , • PATER.SON'S ROADS -IMPROVED. This Day was publislwit, price tos. 6d. in boards, The Fourteenth Edition; of • ANew and Accurate gescription of all the DI REC.T and PRINCIPAL CROSS ROADS in ENGLAND and WALES, and PART of SCOTLAND; upon an improved Plan • so that the Gentlemen's Seats, and other remarkable Obje els, are brought, under the eye in the same Page in which the Roads are described: with Corned Routes of the Mail Coaches, and a New and comprehensive Map : also, a Table Of the Helots of Mountains, from the grand Trigonometrical Survey of the Kingdom, by Lieuf.. Colonel Mudge: likewise a Table of the principal Towns, with the Rates 01,VOStage to each; the Tunes Arrival and Departure or th e . Mails; the Number at Houses; and the Population, &c. The whole greatly augmented by the assistance of Francis Freeling, Esqs_Secretaiy to the Post.ollice ; and of the. se veral Surveyors of, the Provincial Districts, under the LUtho rity of tite Postmaster.. General. By LIEUTENANT-COLONEL PATERSON, Assistant Quartei-Igaster-General of His Majesty's. Forces. Sold by !vjeto,r6. Longman; Hurst, Rees, and Urine s Pater noster-roll; and Mr. laden, 'Charing Cross. • NAIT-OFFIGE, Jane 9, OA THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COM .SIISSIONERS. of His MafistY's Neriy - do 'hereby Rive Notice, that on Wednesday, the Ea instant, at . One o'doeo, they h ready to treat for 'the purchase of ' • • A Strong-huilt Flat... Hooted Vessel, :of the burthetiot about 3s Tuns, . . Na Tenitr will he received ifier Twelve o'Clock g* the Dv, .9./ Treaty", nor any notketunlm the Par t y, or ;on ',igen, for attends. PICTUrILLING.OFFICE, .. • , .: • iime.l7, 3808. C'THE COMMISSIONERSjor.VI TV/1 LI 4 I.IVG L His jESTY's NAVY dt herOy give 11,rotice, 1'1,4 on Titursd,ty nexl, the 23i instant, they will be reaa:y to receive Tenders in wilting (sealed. up), and treat'for 1;4'6 quantities of BISCUIT; made lront Ind< Meal, as the respeßive jaa.mrerr .of that Article may thbfk. proper to eller ; One.balf thereof to be deliver's in a Fortnight, and Me remainder its.et Fort, night afierwardr, into Ills Majesty's Viettfaling Stores at beet_ ford; and to bt Pii." fir by Bills, payable, with li:urea, ninety days alter date. The Conditions of the ContraPl may be seen at' the Secretalyt Ofre. N.B. No Tender for a kts quantity than One Thoutomd Sags o f 'B; cuit . u. 411 be adwritied. No reged will be bad to ahy Tender in ssibiebtbe price sball not be inserted in word: at length, or that that/ not be delivered to the Board bejt,re One o'Cl&ck cm the haii Tily , sday Rev, : the. 21.1 hirt.int. no u..lecs the Perla: who ;mikes the Tender, or some Per. ion on his iehnlf, attend: tfil anmer when called for. This Day was published, In Svo. illu tra ed by Fourteen Engravings, price 16s. in hoards. DRACTICAL and DESCRIPTIVE ESSAYS .on . * the Alt rof W i E:AV I NG. tty )OHN DUNCAN, Inventor of t►le. Pateot TatnbottringMachinery, . • . Printed ror Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pate'rnos ter-row, London; and lames and Andrew Duncan, Gin gow. Dedicated, by permission, to His Royal Highness the Prima of Wales. This Day were published, In Two, Volumes. Royal ism—mice ins. in boards, POEMS, by CHARLES .JAMES, Author of, the Mtlitary Ditlionary, Regimental Conipauiop, The Third Edition, with Additions; together with a strik in Likeness of the Author, and a Portrait of Petrareh , front 14 l orghen, • the celebrated Italian .Engraver, and tither,t4p propriato EtAtavio!s• . London: Sold h. T. Egerton, Military Library, White hall ;J. Booker, Ne Uund-street ; and I:Richardson, Royal L xehange. To Tr TAYLOR, Surgeon, Ni). q , New' Bridge-stmt, London. ' • SIR Edinburgh, May 2, lgoo, IN ;he spring. of 1794 1- was .affliaed *ith - a venereal Complaint, which • I yeated with iieliifer ence for five months; but was then obliged to apply to a Intel; of the Disease r egular Physician, who put a teolporary stup :to - the vim le (by mercurial applications) far c.oruc time; but growing, in spite - of ail medicine and the ...,vice of the tit.:t Gentlemen of, the Faculty here, Worse and worse for two years, I was reduced to a state almost un. rarallelai and beyerni description, being an en, dangertireleleort, and ulcerated front head tO Mot. --'My head, throat, mouth, n o se, legs, rrin, am have been alternately in becoming useless; in short, .1 have had train twent- to thirty eating ulcers ,rt my betty, and ner le totally de prived of sight.-- 7 --It would - be Voluminous to parucula. nee all my case—suffice it to say, there never was, or eves will be, not. of a more dangerous, or of a more compli cated nature, 't was long looked upon by i'my friends, and imagined myself, beyond all hopes •ot recovery ,• and, in deed, in my then condition, death was liteferable to 'fay m o re than Miserable state. In this ihstatifitisituation did I drag a most miseratale existme, till 04itne Providence threw in my way a Newspaper coittainiog the case at a 111 r. 11. of Plymouth—my mends lead it,. t could not:-1 sent and procured some of your LEAK. E's PATENT l' I LLS, which, by using .train time to time, am now, anti have long been, (after more than tour years indescribable distress), in as' good . a state of healtir'as ever I enjoyed; as. a proof of this, I .had a fine,. thriving, healthy born to me a few-months:sago. In gretitt , te to God, and ut hopes of rendering my fellow-creature service, I request you to publish this; and you, may at ally time refer,persons who wish to be satisfietl, of the truth of this, or further parti. milers*, to me or my friends, by lector or person. As few cases tier bedoess v, ill ever equal mine, and none exceed it, 1 h.ive Irons experience every reason to 'assure man kind, that in yoor .I.E.AKE"S P 1 LES they will find a sure', speeds, safe, and radical core, tot the roost dread ful 4 tagc at the Venereal I)ise4se, which is celled 3 cow. „ester. Loss. . 101-IN THOMP.SON. Inshrmountable family reasons prevent making 'my name and address public.; but, creditable pessons really 'wanting- inforination may also be reterred to me and my friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Geniens, Edinburgh. • Prepared and Staid by the Sole Proprietor ' I. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College- of Surgeons - 4 in London; at his house, No. o New Hodge-strut,, Where he wait give Advice without a 'fee,' to persons take ing these Pills, and will ansWer patients letters, if post , . pia, on the "erne terms, obeerving in all cases the most inviolable secrecy, no person's' name or ease hAvinia, been mentioned, but at their own particular request, by th Pro. prletor, during the course or more than thirty-six years, that he has had the condueling of an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and the practice arising therefrom. They are also - sold by his Appointment, for the conve. nienee of those living at a sfistance, by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr.• Macdonald, Printer, G las. gow, to whom also Mr. t. rofers for his address; at the Perfumer's, No, 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall-mall ; 111 i. Robertson's Toy - shop, No. 503, O x ford-street; Mr. Dis borough's, No. 7, Visit-street-hill, nearly opposite the Mo 'Unbent ; Mr. Steel's, hookeeller, No. t, Union-row, Little Ivaer„hill; M. Bull, Dame-street, Dublin; and by one ea's"' in every consicierable town ut' Great-liritaM arid ireland, in !nixes of only as. 9d. each, sealed up with Cull and plant .threetions, whereby persons of either .Sex may cure themselves with ease And secrecy. N 11 . Every box sold in Great lieitein is sealed up with a Stamp, on winch, by favour at the. Commis- SiOhVre, is printed, at the Stamp-0 111 " T. Taylor, No. 6, New liridge-street," to imitate which is felony, anti all Otaers ate C4DuutriteitS. , . This day the House Met at three o'clock .; SOori: After.which the Lords,t.oinmissuinersi .eoniisting of the Lord Chancellor, Duke of M , ntrose, and Lord WalsinViam, souk their seats. . The ,COHHOOS House of ParlitMent 'being in at-. s : tendance, his Majesty's Cornmisswit,..itithorking tlus ; Commissioners, tu grant. thu,ROytil ik*n (4 13 i 11$ , enumerated, was read, when his Majesty:. Assent was accordingly declared to the , Ten Millioutr Loan Bill, the Copper Duty Bill, the Malt Duty Regolt. .lion Bill, the the i lrisli Militia Volitit , 'tary Services Bill, the British Ships flitt, the. Land Revenue improvement Bill, to a Bill authori,ing John Peter Grani, Esq. of .Rothietunrchu,,,,:to salt his extensive woods in the County or Inverness; to employ the price thereof it; yurchasiog toner lands to be added to the Entailed Estate ; ono to authorise the Heir in possesdon at the time, if sc. inclined, to become the purchaser of such woods, and a nuntOe Of other Public and Private Bills. The Earl of STANHOPE presented a Petition from Major Cartwright, .against the Laical Militta Bid similar to the Petition presented for him in the House of Commons. The Loin CHnNottLott, objected to-the Yitition, on lie.outit of the. way in which the Libuse was described, the Pei being addressed .to the birds of the United King dom tit Great Britain and Ireland,. in Porlictinenras , seenbled ;' and not., as is ,usual, .to the Lords. " Spi. ritual and Tkrnpor4l.". After. 4 few words fronli;arl„ : !• 1 .. STANHOPE, however, the LORD CHANCEI4,OR satisfied that the !description was'. stiff:l6cm, , and tket objedion was, of course, waved. . . ROXBURGEI PEERAGE. The LORD CHANPE4LOR begged to - call the atten tion of the Huse to this Important case. The Houie, in its judicial' capacity; had been already oc-. cupled 25 or g(i .. days , in hearing pirriie, As to Iheti right' to the estate,. Great doubt, however, seentill to be entertained, whether ill: clause of devolution in the deed 1648, did not convey the estates and the dignities together. , The clause cotiVeyed " All and sundry the lands, b.:19064 mills,' woods, timings, title and dignity ff ;ail, and others," to a cer tain series (0 " and gilts all failzing be de:. cease, or be not observing of the provisions ; re» striations, and 'conditions aboye written the right of tbe said estate sail pertain and belong tq the eldes dochtei of the saitl tanquitil Hary Lord Ler, With:. out division, and their heirs midi.. site Always marl rying or being married to.one gentleman of hoe , nourable and lawful descent, quha sell perturtp the conditions abovd and under written; gilts all failzing nod their saidis airis male to our nearest and }avow, airis qtsorneveri On this anise, his Lordship observed, three different argualetitir were `First, it was argtied by Sir James Innes, that, Liking the clauga in question in conjunction with thy- deeds expressive of ;arlliobertts intention as to the ► settlement of , his estates and_ diguities,-,it was obvi ous that he meant to confer them on the dangluers and heirs male of the bodies of the daughters of Lord Harry Ker in succession; On the part 'of Colintel Walter Ker, another of the claimants, it was argued that the deed 1648 was a new investiture; that the omission of the names of the younger daugtner3 of Lord Harry Ker, in this deed, was tatal io ?heir claim and to that of their heirs ; that the omission of ..... _ the words " of the body," evidenced a, change of intention on the part of Earl Robert, the tu.rtn heirs tnale," and ": heira Male of,the hody, h, itig - completely-distind from each other; and of cotase that Colonel W. Ker, as heir mate of Itob,:tt, first Earl of Roiburgh, and also as, heir male of. Harry Lord Ker, hiq son, was entitled to tLe successtuo. On the part of Mr, 11,.Vehden Kyr, it 'xis contend ed that the axiom' in the Law Ott Scott:u4 was cCi to certius, wheleits, here it was incerlo incur 410'. There was no clear and destilcitit4,marked out, and therefote • the late Duke was not bound by a dWed which he could nut nruierstaud, but was ant itted to make out a newilestination. In these eircutnsiance44. it was essential that the liouie shouLi wc , gti 11 th! Mode in which they proceeded : 'll they must themselves placed in a very awkward situation on the idea that it should ultinvely ttirn out that_ this Chew in the deed of I thit regulated the succession to thL estates and dignities together, it while as a Commit tee of privileges they gave the Dignities to of e Claimant, they should find that in • another, capacity, they had decreed possession ot the estatia to. another Claimant. To avoid the lity of falling into-any 'Situation • ht• this ki n d, his' Lordship hair to-prvpOse that parties should be hold it; a Committee ot Privileges .on the import at the,' Clause' in question. He 'did not thick it would be necessary in this stage •of Illebusiness to go tally into the claim, but simply.to inquire into what was theeffea of that Clause in conveying the Dignilio, and what interpretation W 39 to be given t o th e wor d s " Heirs Mate." Ti) mole thisinquiry with vifeci,, at the same time 'to save, as much as possible, the -. great expellee to the parties, and to free.those Lords who had given such unremitting attention to the cause from the irkiome tit* of carrying into their Minds all the particulars of it; daring toe -vacation, he'should propose that the_ House siL o n subject on other days besides those strictly assigned - to die examination of the Questions of Privilege,. so that the.point May be determined' in the course of the .present Session. Lint Lordship then moved, the House do on Tuesday go a Committee- of Privil'eges on the Roxburgh Peerage ;" it to be his intentionAm Monday to move at. iw~irucM 'ion, to that Gotuhiittee. Orilered.His Lordship then, seeing- no probability bringiN the Banbury . Peerage to a conclusion during present Session; 'moved, that the luither considtratiou of it btt v:st potted till next Seision..'